Canada officially became a country on July 1, 1867, but it was a long process. The first conference about confederation was in 1864. Where was it held?

The Métis are a distinct Canadian culture with both Aboriginal and European ancestry. Which Métis leader started a rebellion that resulted in the formation of both Manitoba and the RCMP?

In the war of 1812, the United States tried to invade Upper Canada. Which Canadian heroine traveled 30 km to warn the British army of an impeding American attack?

The descendents of French colonists who settled the Atlantic provinces in the 1600s are called...

Before it was called "Canada Day", what was July 1st known as?

During the American Revolution, Canada became a safe haven for supporters of the British. What were the supporters called?

Canada's first Prime Minister was Sir John Alexander MacDonald, one of the fathers of confederation. Where was he born?

The Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) was completed in 1885. The director of the CPR was Donald Smith, otherwise known as:

Roberta Bondar, Marc Garneau and Chris Hadfield are the names of Canadian. . .

Terry Fox was a young man who began a cross-Canada run to raise money for cancer research. What province was he from?

Immigrants have come to Canada from all over the world, but since the 1970s, most Canadians come from one particular area. Where is it?

At one time, only adult men who owned property were allowed to vote. The movement to give women a vote was led by:

The Quebec Act was in effect on what date? It established French civil law, British criminal law, freedom of worship for Roman Catholics and government by appointed council.

Who was Canada's first French speaking Prime Minister?

What Canadian city was severely damaged by a massive explosion in its harbour in 1917?

In what year were all Canadian women eligible to vote in federal elections?

Name one group of Canadians who were evacuated from the West Coast during WWII because of their ethnic origin?

Who was the first Canadian politician to introduce anti-slavery laws?

When did the last federally run residential school close?

The national anthem of "Oh Canada" was. . .

When was the Territory of Nunavut created?